Castel Malawi Limited has donated shoes and reusable sanitary pads valued at K10 million to 172 underprivileged girls from three...
Read moreSkyline Private Schools Director, Africano Phiri, has emphasized the commitment to improving its education standards, with an institution that provides...
Read moreThe United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has rolled out a US$1.063 million (about K1.9 billion) programme—EmpowerED—to strengthen gender transformative comprehensive...
Read moreBy Santos Zefania and Patience Longwe: Government has provided K5 billion for the rehabilitation of five hostels at Malawi University...
Read moreFDH Financial Holdings Limited has opened the Thomson Frank Mpinganjira Centre of Excellence in Mpemba, Blantyre, as a tool for...
Read moreYouth United for Change, a local organization, is advocating for collaborative efforts to address the challenges faced by students with...
Read moreFour young innovators from different schools and universities have emerged winners of the Robotics for Good Youth Challenge and are...
Read moreDomasi Institution of Management and Technology (DIMT) has called upon its newly graduated students to uphold professionalism in their future...
Read moreThe Saulos Klaus Chilima (SKC) Foundation in partnership with an innovation firm, Nxtgen Labs, has equipped 20 passionate students from...
Read moreThe Malawi National Examinations Board (MANEB) has assured students pursuing the Initial Primary Teacher Education (IPTE) 18 program that their...
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